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Congratulations to RCS Athletic Director Greg Wyant for being honored by TSSAA for distinguished service.

A former head football coach at Siegel High School, Wyant was named the district's athletic director earlier this summer.

MORE: https://tssaa.org/article/middle-tennessee-administrator-honored-for-distinguished-service

2 months ago, Rutherford County Schools
Man with a beard and mustache, smiling, wearing a black suit jacket and white shirt, and a brown tie.
The Eagleville School football team has won $5,000 from T-Mobile and is now competing for a $25,000 prize, with the potential to win $250,000 to $1 million.

Here’s how you can help:
Share a positive post, photo or video about Eagleville School or the Eagleville community.
Tag @T-Mobile and @Eagleville School.
Include #FN5GL and #Entry in your post.

Every post helps showcase what makes Eagleville special and could help the team advance in the competition.
2 months ago, Rutherford County Schools
Advertisement for a football event shows four athletes in black and white. It reads "$5,000 Winner" and "We Want $25K Next!"
Rutherford County Schools is offering free screenings for children ages 2 years, 10 months – 5 years old (not yet in kindergarten) who may have speech, language, or learning disabilities.

🗓 Our next screening date is September 11, and continue throughout the school year.
📍 Children must be zoned for a Rutherford County school.
📞 Appointment required: Contact Michelle McGaughy at mcgaughym@rcschools.net or 615-904-6755 ext. 30980.
2 months ago, Rutherford County Schools
Poster about free screenings for students aged 2 years, 10 months to 5 years old with suspected educational disabilities.
Poster with blue and white background. Text includes "Evaluaciones Breves Gratuitas" and a schedule from August 2026 to April 2027.
A flyer with blue, green, and yellow background. The top reads "Rutherford County Schools" in English and Arabic. Middle section lists times. Bottom section lists contact details.
LaVergne High School is wrapping up three days of hands-on career exploration with Be Pro Be Proud Tennessee.

Led by the Tennessee Chamber of Commerce in partnership with Nissan, the mobile workshop experience consists of an 18-wheeler filled with simulators and other equipment, giving students exposure to career opportunities in fields such as welding, 3-D printing, transportation, logistics and more.
2 months ago, Rutherford County Schools
Female student drives simulator.
Robotic arm places dies in stack.
Student operates VR headset and controller.
A person holds a red and blue welding simulator with symbols and numbers over a blue stand.
Male student drives simulator
Teacher smiles at student with words "be your own boss" on screen
Teacher in blue cap operates simulator
male student with glasses operates 18-wheeler simulator
Male student in black shirt operates VR headset

Check out this benefit game! Two games, one night and one great cause.

2 months ago, Rutherford County Schools
An event flyer for a women's soccer benefit game. The text reads "Pack the Park" and "Benefit Game" with team names and game times.
Check out this week's soccer and football schedules for middle schools and high schools.
2 months ago, Rutherford County Schools
A soccer ball rests on a grass field. Text on the graphic reads "Middle School Girls Soccer" and provides a schedule.
Advertisement for middle school football week 2 on August 25 with matchups and a field.
A soccer field with a match schedule displayed. Matches span Tuesday to Friday, August 25-28.
Football field with yard markers and a red ball. Text provides details for high school football week one games.
MTSU's annual Rutherford County College Night takes place Wednesday. Students and their families can meet representatives from colleges and universities across Tennessee and the southeastern United States.

For more details, call 615-898-5670 or visit mtsu.edu/rccn.
2 months ago, Rutherford County Schools
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Week 1 of middle school football wraps up with Eagleville hosting Community at Rockvale.

Scores from other Week 1 games are available at https://www.rcschools.net/o/od/page/middle-school-football
2 months ago, Rutherford County Schools
A football field with a red ball on the 30-yard line. Text above the field reads "Middle School Football Week 1".
Looking for a Trimax Striker Rotary Mower or a Kioti CK4020 Tractor with loader?

Eagleville School is accepting bids until 2:00 p.m. on Friday, August 28, 2026.

More info here: https://aptg.co/PL0JPg
2 months ago, Rutherford County Schools
Red tractor parked in a field with trees and a black pickup truck in the background.
A red and gray lawn mower attachment labeled "TRIMAX" and "STRIKER" is on a grassy field.
A vehicle dashboard with a speedometer and tachometer showing 652 hours. The fuel gauge is on the left.
A red tractor with a black seat is parked on a grassy field. A red attachment is on the left. Behind the tractor are trees and a clear sky.

CENTRAL MAGNET SCHOOL NAMED BEST HIGH SCHOOL IN THE NATION

U.S. News and World Report ranks schools based on state assessment performance and college-readiness; Eight RCS high schools rank in top 25% in Tennessee

https://www.rcschools.net/article/3084415

2 months ago, Rutherford County Schools
Crowd of people holding signs with text "ALWAYS BEST" and "CENTRAL MAGNET NAMED #1 HIGH SCHOOL".

Rooms is now live in the MyRCS app! 🎉

Rooms is a secure two-way messaging tool for school and teacher communication, replacing apps like Class Dojo, GroupMe, and Remind.

Learn more here: www.rcschools.net/rooms

2 months ago, Rutherford County Schools
Two children in gray t-shirts stand in front of a parked car. The word "ROOMS" is displayed prominently.
Two children stand outdoors. One wears a gray t-shirt with printed text, the other wears a white shirt.
Two children stand by a car; one wears a T-shirt that reads "BUILDING OUR FUTURE". Text reads, "HOW DO I LOG IN?".
Two children stand in front of a parked car. The girl wears a T-shirt with "Building Our Future". The boy has a T-shirt with "Our Future".
Football season is officially here! Check out the schedules for this week's middle school and high school games. The RCS Clear Bag Policy will be in effect, as will weapons detection screenings.
2 months ago, Rutherford County Schools
A football field with a ball on the 30-yard line. Schedule reads "Middle School Football | Week 1."
An advertisement for high school football games in Week 0, with games scheduled for August 21 and 22.
A poster detailing Clear Bag Policy with icons for approved and non-approved bags. Approved bags include a clear bag.
Sunday's ribbon cutting for LaVergne High's addition was truly a celebration. The 80,000-square foot facility includes a lecture hall, 27 classrooms and new science labs.

Here are a few more photos from the day. Learn more about the project at https://www.rcschools.net/live_feeds/12840645
2 months ago, Rutherford County Schools
Cheerleaders in blue uniforms and two men, one with a blue pom-pom, pose in a blue-walled room.
A group of people in formal attire pose behind a podium and balloons with text "LaVergne Athletics."
A person in a blue shirt labeled "2028" holds a phone indoors with others, rows of chairs, and windows.
A group of women dressed in black, some wearing necklaces, standing in a row, with a woman in front of them.
A group of five women wearing black shirts sit in the audience of a stadium. They are smiling and looking in various directions.
People seated in a stadium with blue chairs, one woman capturing a moment with a phone.
A cheerleading squad with blue and white pom-poms, all dressed in matching black and blue uniforms.
Four people in matching uniforms stand in a hallway with white walls, holding flags. A woman looks down.

It’s a great day to be a Wolverine!

Rutherford County Schools cut the ribbon on LaVergne High School’s three-story, 80,000-square foot addition Sunday afternoon.

Completed four months ahead of schedule, the expanded facility offers 27 new classrooms, lecture hall, a forensics lab for criminal justice students, labs for physics, chemistry and biology classes, as well as marketing and STEM (science, technology, engineering and math).

But the building means much more than walls and classrooms, said Principal Dr. Theowauna Hatchett, a LaVergne High graduate.

“Having sat in these classrooms myself, it makes it especially meaningful to me. I am extremely grateful to have the opportunity to lead this school and help shape its future. It means more to me than I can adequately express,” Hatchett said.

She reminded students in attendance that the school belongs to them and encouraged them to take full advantage of the opportunities the expansion provides.

“An investment of this magnitude says your community believes in you,” Hatchett said.

2 months ago, Rutherford County Schools
A group of adults poses behind a blue and white backdrop with balloons and a ribbon.
A woman with curly hair points to the wall in a classroom with motivational posters.
An empty classroom with desks and chairs arranged. A whiteboard and a large screen are on the wall.
A group of musicians in blue and black uniforms play trumpets in a room with a white wall.
A laboratory with long counters, sinks, and cabinets. Overhead lights and a screen on the wall. A person stands near a white board.
A person in a black shirt holds a video camera while several others stand in the background.
Four young women in matching blue shirts pose in a school hallway. They wear necklaces and bags.
A wall displays a reflective sign with a school logo. The background is blue with hexagons and a wolf.
Eight firefighters in uniform sit in blue chairs at an event. They wear caps and some have name tags.
Man in business attire stands with three women in cheerleading uniforms in a school hallway.
Rutherford County Schools will officially open the new addition at LaVergne High School at 2 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 16.

Sunday’s event will begin outdoors at 2 p.m. with a ribbon cutting before moving indoors for remarks and tours of the building.

The 80,000-square-foot, three-story expansion includes 27 new classrooms, dedicated career and technical education spaces, updated science labs and a new lecture hall.

Led by principal Dr. Theowauna Hatchett, LaVergne High serves approximately 1,800 students in grades 9-12. The school is located at 250 Wolverine Trail in La Vergne.
3 months ago, Rutherford County Schools
Aerial view of a school with a yellow school bus in the parking lot. Buildings, cars, and trees in the background.
A ribbon cutting event for Lavergne High School's new addition. Date: Sunday, August 16, 2026, 2:00 p.m.
Aerial view of a school building with a parking lot, vehicles, and a grassy field.
The first full day of school is underway! 🥳

Today marks the official start of the 2026-27 school year, with students from across the district returning to their classrooms.

Kindergarteners will also begin phasing in this week throughout the district.

Let’s make this a year!
3 months ago, Rutherford County Schools
A smiling girl holds a white sign with colorful images, text, and illustrations. She is seated at a desk with other students.
Two children stand on a sidewalk. The girl wears a light blue shirt with a book and text. The boy has a green shirt and a backpack.
A woman and a girl stand in front of a brick wall with greenery and a metal fence.
Two kids in matching blue T-shirts walk together on a sidewalk. Behind them are parked cars on a street.
Woman in blue top hugs girl with ponytail, carrying pink backpack with Frozen characters, on sidewalk.
Three women with phones, one holding a phone, inside a room. Behind them, a wall with text.
Students in a hallway with backpacks; one girl gives a peace sign, another carries a "CHAMPION" backpack.
SRO shaking hands with students entering
A person in an eagle costume waves to a child carrying a backpack on a sidewalk.
An adult and two children walk through a school hallway. The adult wears glasses and a t-shirt.
A few community groups will host back-to-school events this weekend, offering school supplies, free haircuts and more.

The RCS Core Supply list is available at https://www.rcschools.net/o/academics/page/core-school-supply-lists. For school-specific lists, check your school's website.

The new school year begins Friday, Aug. 7 with a two-hour day, with the first full day of classes on Monday, Aug. 10.
3 months ago, Rutherford County Schools
Event poster: Back to School Bash. August 16, 2026, 1:00-4:00 PM. Supplies, haircuts, backpacks, food. Location: 701 North Walnut Street, Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
Poster advertising Elite Barber Studio's 2nd annual Back to School Event. Details: August 9, 9am-2pm, free haircuts, drinks, school supplies.
Poster advertises "Back to School Bash" with "The Zayaon Project". Includes date, time, and location. Features school supplies, books, and pencils.
An event flyer for a Back to School Bash on August 8th. It features car seat checks, community partners, and local pediatricians.
Event poster for the 2nd Annual Back 2 School Giveaway on August 8, 2026, from 12-4PM. Details include location, free food, school supplies, and information on sponsorships.
A colorful poster advertising back-to-school events. It includes dates, activities, and icons of backpacks, books, and an apple.
“Emergencies don’t happen every day, but preparation does.”

More than 6,000 Rutherford County Schools staff members gathered across the district at their respective campuses for a full day of safety training for the upcoming school year.

Throughout the training, staff received instruction on updated safety procedures, including building security enhancements, effective communication during drills, identification of building-level first responders, and emergency first aid protocols.
3 months ago, Rutherford County Schools
A group of people gathered around laptops, some standing, in front of a bleacher with a teal background.
A woman in a blue shirt holds a marker and points at something while speaking, in a room with a white wall.
Two women converse with smiles; one wears glasses, and the other has a tattoo. Nearby, cups, a laptop, and a smartphone are on a table.
Bald man in uniform holding scissors and remote control. He stands in a room with white walls, shelves, and an open door.
A man in a black shirt stands before a seated audience in yellow shirts, holding a microphone and gesturing.
A man and woman stand at a table with a laptop, colored cubes, and other items.
Woman standing in a library, holding a toothbrush, with several women seated before her.
Two women stand before an audience, one speaking into a microphone. Behind them, a screen displays text.
A man in an orange shirt stands at a podium, addressing a group of seated women in a classroom.
Person in black shirt walking past seated people, in front of a screen displaying "Siegel Safety" text.
Copies of Dear My Favorite Human by local author Amy Rhodes are headed to elementary school libraries, thanks to a donation from the Beesley Animal Foundation. RCS Library Specialist Kaitlyn Benavides accepted the donation from Beesley staff Dawn Roberts and Katie Peachey.

Thank you for supporting our school libraries!
3 months ago, Rutherford County Schools
Three people stand in front of a wooden double-door, each holding a certificate. Behind them, large glass panels and white columns create an open, bright space.
A person holding a book titled "Dear My Favorite Human" with an illustration of a dog and person.
Wishing our Director of Schools, Dr. Jimmy Sullivan, a very happy birthday! 🎉
We are grateful for your exceptional leadership and unwavering dedication to our students and staff.
3 months ago, Rutherford County Schools
A person in formal attire speaks at a podium. The backdrop features a flag, text, and a logo.